Early J.D. Allen No. 3 Spinner

Stamped “J.D. Allen South Otselic N.Y.”, utilizing the same interchangeable blade harness/apparatus as those by M.B. Allen of Battle Creek, Mich. In near Ex condition, with only light wear

2 5/8” nickel plated blade, incised with a fish logo above the “Morley & Smith Clyde. N.Y.” stamp. With general wear, a small edge nick, no reverse paint, about VG+, rigged with a bo

Measuring 2 1/4”, the arrowhead shaped blade is stamped "M.B. Allen Battle Creek, Mich. Pat'd Oct.9, 94.”, with the harness appearing to be the original interchangeable apparatus for multi

Continental still lilfe painting on walnut artist's palette. Initial signed l/r J.D. Early 20th century. 17 3/8"h x 11 7/8"w

[3] Assorted Early Wooden Antique "Spinner" Tops. size: small 1.5x2.25 med 3x1.75 big 4x2.25

Nice selection of early metal baits, including 3" tin Hook To Spoon with twisted wire leader and a 1 3/4" Adirondack spinner, both unmarked but both exhibiting qualities of J. B. McHarg of Rome, NY. A

By Haskell & Allen 16 3/4" x 12 3/4"

Rare early bait, 3 3/8" in length, blended green back, red sides and yellow belly with large yellow painted eyes, 3 screw eye treble hooks, red painted side fins, and a fancy 20th Century spinner. Abo

Book 1: More Tennessee Rarities. Author: Allen. Book 2: Tennessee Imprints 1791-1875. Author: Allen. Book 3: Some Tennessee Rarities. Author: Allen. Book 4: Early Printing in Tennessee. Author: McMurt

Very rare early frog, c1908, 3 1/4" in length, rigged with a through body fixed treble hook, front B-notch spinner, and retaining the original rubber weed guard. The hand painted green finish with yel

Large early blade measuring nearly 3 3/4" in length, diagonally stamped "W.D. Chapman Theresa, NY", with two box swivels and a feathered treble hook. Other than fisherman added red paint to a portion

Includes an Excellent size No9 Mack hook, a 1 5/8" Biff Spiral Spinner marked "Pat'd 3- 17- 25", an Excellent Chicago Spinner marked "Patented Sept. 4 1900" and a Pflueger Razem Minnow.

Complete with McHarg’s solid swivel and large wire wrapped hooks, this early blade measures 2 3/8” and is marked “J.B. McHarg Rome. N.Y. 2”. With general wear, remnants of the

BAIRO Aperitif Figural Advertising Spinner made in Italy by E. Maggiorotto of Torino, Italy, from the early 1900’s, 3 7/8 in. long, lithographed tin, very colorful.

Scarce large brass/nickel plated spinner, the blades measuring 3 7/8”, marked Pat. Ap’d For and Chapman, Son & Co. Rochester, N.Y., no bead spacer and wear to the painted red spots on the

Includes an early Sutton Co. Shurluck box with horseshoe logo, and its 1" spoon, and a top-labeled ShureBite Surf Spinner box with a 3 3/4" unidentified bait. The baits are both about Ex-, boxes are V

DAVID ALLEN & SONS (publishers) (Late 19th / early 20th century) "Circus Performers" Lithograph poster. Including frame: 63 5/8 x 42 3/8 inches. Publisher stamp l/r.

3 1/8" arrowhead with the early T style mark: "No.1 J.T. Buels Patent" and "Whitehall N.Y." stamped vertically, Ex-, most likely unfished. And a 1 3/4" oval blade with a scarce stamping, also in the T

Mother of Pearl handled flatware collection to include (7) fruit knives, 6-3/4"L and (7) forks, 5-3/4"L by Charles James Allen and Sidney Darwin, Sheffield England, late 19th early 20th c, (11) Wosten

The 2" blade marked with a number 3 and the patent date "Pat. Aug. 10. 1886", fancy washers on the central ball, and rigged with an unusual large fly dressed treble hook featuring early tinsel wrappin

No. 3 kidney shaped blade stamped “J.T. Buels Patent Whitehall” and two patent dates: April 6th 1852 & April 22d 1856. This early brass spinner comes on a black shaft with a feathered treb

William Gaw early modernist still life. Signed. 18"h x 11"w.. Frame 21.25"h x 14 3/8"w. Family estate of Joseph Allen, who was the head of the Northern California WPA in the 1930s. We box and ship to

The teardrop shaped 1 7/8” blade is marked “J.B. McHarg Rome, N.Y. 3” and is rigged with its original McHarg swivel and weighted fly. With no sign the back of the blade was ever pain

Salinger, J. D., The Catcher in the Rye, 1951, twelfth printing, Little, Brown, hardcover, in a second issue dust jacket with 3.00 price present, photo credited to Lotte Jacobi, and the top of Salinge